Here’s the third devdiary for Alan Wake’s American Nightmare which releases next week on Xbox Live Arcade. Expect not only more action but also a higher resolution, select able Vsync options within the menu, and FXAA instead of the standard MSAA of Alan Wake. Alan Wake’s American Nightmare will set you back 1200 MS points and weighs in at a little around 1.3GB.
Two minutes of Alan Wake’s American Nightmare. Alan Wake returns to Xbox Live Feb 22nd.
Remedy just sent me a new devdiary for Alan Wake’s American Nightmare, which is a day 1 buy for any Alan Wake fan. Not sure when it releases? Alan Wake’s American Nightmare hits Xbox Live Arcade on February 22nd. You can expect us to put up the first 15 minutes of gameplay and give you guys a good look at the title.
Remedy’s Sam Lake joins Twitter, drops hints on American Nightmare
If you played the original Alan Wake on Xbox 360, you know it was a whirlwind thriller with a deep story that left with a hell of a cliffhanger. Well, it seems that Lead Creative Writer at Remedy Same Lake is dropping some hints on what we’ll be discovering in American Nightmare. *Spoilers*
Alan Wake’s American Nightmare dev diary
The crazy guys at Remedy have a new dev diary up for Alan Wake’s American Nightmare which releases this month on XBLA. In it Marcus, Ozz and “Mr. Max Payne” Sam Lake talk about how American Nightmare came to be. The keyword for this stand alone XBLA title is “Hefty”. Coming in at 5 hours of single player story and a nice arcade mode — that’s a nice chunk of high quality game for $15. You’ll also catch Mr. Scratch up to no good in the background, which appears to be some poor bastard. Hit the break the to check it out.
Alan Wake’s American Nightmare hits XBLA Feb 22nd
Microsoft has announced that Remedy Entertainment’s Alan Wake’s American Nightmare will scare up Xbox Live Arcade this coming Feb 22nd for 1200 space bucks Microsoft points. Expect this new addition to the Alan Wake franchise to be heavier on action than Alan Wake and also be less Stephen King and more Tarintino grindhouse horror fest.
Alan Wake’s American Nightmare OST announced - It’s an awesome soundtrack
One of the things that the original Alan Wake had going for it was a fantastic soundtracks. Not only was the orchestral work solid but it also managed to produce a soundtrack of licensed songs that really added to the atmosphere of the title. Alan Wake’s American Nightmare looks to be going the same route with a soundtrack that really scratches the music snob in me.
New Alan Wake’s American Nightmare gameplay
Remedy Entertainment is at CES showing off Alan Wake’s American Nightmare and it’s looking fantastic. I’ll be upfront though, I was/am a huge fan of the original and I’m bias as hell when it comes to Alan Wake. You can check out the new footage after the break. Alan Wake’s American Nightmare releases next month on Xbox Live Arcade for 15 pesos or 1200 space dollars.
NEW screens and art from Alan Wake’s American Nightmare, which is looking to take Alan Wake in a crazy new direction. If Alan Wake was Remedy’s take on Stephen King and Twin Peaks, then American Nightmare is their love letter to Tarintino’s From Dusk till Dawn.
Box art for Alan Wake’s American Nightmare. Yep, that’s definitely got a different tone than Alan Wake.
